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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06

nessee WHISTLES, according 70 age and
make; common whisky, S0c@1 10, ac.
cordins 70 proof.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06

EKCHAH0n.
New Yorh and principal cities Rorih
and B,s,, psr buying, I premium sell
ing; New .England sight, 1 ditoount
buying; New Orleans, discount buy
Ing par selling.
BToOE GALL BOARD.
No sssslou OF she Gall Board was
held 10 dSy.
LONDON, September 6.-Bn silver,
aid per Ounce.
PARIS, September 5.-Three per
eent. rentes, So 20 Tor the account.
BAsE CLgARINos.
CnoAeo, Ill. September Blank
seariDgs today were sll,7l5.000.
ST. LoUp, Mo-, September 8 The
hank elesrpgs today were 81 ,4S7 ,067,
BALrInoRR, Mn September 8 Bank
slearings to-day weie S2.26S,63 bal
snSes, t8f7, 66i.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September o.
Bank eleaIif ga today were ~. $50 $50 ;
balances, 81, 81, 9iS.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed dull; middling, ole.
salee, 80 bales, Of which 70 TO export.
ers and l25 TO spinners; receipts, lle4
bales; shipments, 81 bales; stock on
hand. $3.50 bales; receipts 10 date. 1893
bales; shipments 70 date, 81 bales.
KIcuAHoz QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 10; good ordinary, Tic;
low mi6allns, SIC; middling, etc;
good middling, 9tc; middIing lair,
nominal; iAir, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
stock September 1t, 4s39; burnt,
-; home consumption 10 date. -;
stock running account. $3.50 Impor,e-
N. A U. r. II IS; NJ. a I. X X, I5s;
Ian T. r., AZ N al r. X. r., ll6
o., o. h 4. W. Il r., 90: l., ". ID. &
I. r. L., 20; X. o., s. 4 NJ. r. r., /
NJ, s. 4 u. r, II; sleaners, go
vagorg 100. Exporis-C., o. & y. w.
r. r 81.
Tho New York Got on Exchange re.
NAMED cloeed today, II being q holl.
dAy-L,bo Day.
The New Orleans spot market opened
suiet and closed eaey; middlliP,
Sli6s. Silsa, 80 bales. Ga ita,lons
were a. ioiloEe; Ordinary, Q is 100,
good ordinary, l6o: log mlddling
sli.l0o; abiding, o 1 l6s; good mid.
ding, 900 FutuIes opened steady
and closed quiei and steady, AZ iol
lows. sep.subsT, 3 9la893; October
S7pGs.si November. 3 1908 ~; De
oem6er, s.7e@S SO. Jlnuary, s $50
s88; Fobrnsry, 4 a4rss %; March, o d
@a05; April, . 1909 IA; Msy, . 2sS
9.2i; Jane, 93l@,s33 Sales, 1881
bales.
DAILY PORT ANo INTERIOR MARKET
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POWDER.
TOBACCO avn HNUPF,

PowDER * 20, IS; hall kegs, o. 70
quarter key, fl 80.
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WHISKY. wisEs. LIaUons xTo.
WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bour
boa, Maryland and Psnnsylvania Rye,
Robinson add Lincoln Counties, Ton.
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nIyErs AAp w.ArHEr.

oyron BioslL 5snyiot, u, n. AL
hsnrHit, September D, Pm. !
The following observations are taken
al all stations named ~ IS meridian uno.
which IL one hour later than Memphis " NE
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VOC will never Iegre, the DAY when
you conclude TO keep bottle Of Pc
ru.na on hand.
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PETuOI.EU N.

Goal on-Pdme white. wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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THE RIVERS.
STEAM EKs aEAvINs
nuHgnAv
mOvEmENrs AT rnR LEvEE

Arrivals-Oity Of Cairo, vicksburg;
Sidney Dillon, New Orleans; Jack
Frost, New 0fleans
Departures City Of Cairo, Sidney
D,llan and J ok Frost, st. Louis; viii
8. Have, Arkansas City; Coshoma,
Friars Point; Rene Mscresdy, 0sceola.
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HmoI. LEanAND NAILs.

sa,T-D,op 81 rs; Back 81 20.
LEAD-tc.
N,us-Ifon 81 l59b2 20; Steel o. IS
C3f2 40.
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Peabody Hotel.

O. .. aALLowAY a .Phorsirrosr
Hntsf 81 30 and o. tor day, according 10
Gise and location Of rooui-bpeoiAl
rates made.
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JOHN Il. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER In
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALs0
Southern Miners And improvement
DToOHa.
FINANCE.

Money Arm and in good supply, at
sper cent. Tho Clearing House re-
port Ia as iolloss:
uaurnno
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OH papers ior,sale.sIArrsAL once
10 cents per 100
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Gaston's Hotel

". n. BIseHLs AsAeaa.
kurspeAn plan. Enlarged and returnishsd.
Prices socoi ding 70 siIo and Local
uon OF room.
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rhc Nov sayoso.

HARRINGTON, STEWART a WHITE.
PaoPRIKrORs.
CHLs. q. RoTB.......MaRager.
late, 81 so 20 " per day, according TO lecA
ton OF rooms.
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RAILROAD tine TABLE.
Chesapeake and ohfs Rs.se.


mHbIHsIppI huu TeuHUNsee.
Leaves Arrives
IN. Q. Mall. 5 90 pm en-. 0, Mall. 800 An
sSardis 40. $50 pm sSardis Ac... sos q. N
Mail trains will not stop st Whitehavsn.
Horn Lake. Nosbit, Loves or nag stations.
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tAsharPor Cauxht.

Yesterday morning S.youn8 man ar
rived from the cast and registered at
the Gem as Richard Mintune, Corrinne,
Utah. He; changed his apparel and
came out a. very gentlemanly ap-
pearing person of pleasing address who
represented himself as agent for some
Eastern hfm dealing largely in real es-
tate. He nude himself quite agreeable
and succeeded in negotiotiug a check
with Bartlett IL OstTeicher receiving
some $40 and box of cigars, and pre-
pared TO depart for the west ON this
mornings train. ,-...
G. r. Belnap. Sheriff of Ogden, ar
rived this morning searching for just
cnch person as the said Richard, hav-
ing warrant for his arrest on a charge
OF having played similar games on un-
suspectipg parties in Utah. He was
not long in spotting his man, and with
the assistance of Sheriff Atwell he was
taken in charge, just as the train was
moving out, and lodged in Jail.
Sheriff Belnap expresses himself well
pleased with the courteous treatment be
has received at the hands of our officers
who rendered him every assistance il
their power. He will leave with hi.
prisoner, who valves requlsition, or
this evenings train r Ogden.
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Pro hibItion t1a Eowa.

The Anti rohibitiou istsi of Iowa
have come out in bold statement of
the results Of prohibition in the State,
that ut least challenges attention. An
Increase of taxation and q decrease of
property valuation are assigned as one
result. which may be open to dispute
but another is that the quantity of liz.
uOr consumed has not diminished, nor
has the aggregate of crime been re-
duoed.
But Iowa ia State Of altogether ex.
ceptional conditions. She possesses no
large cities; and indeed represents geo.
graphically one Of those bare patches
skipped by improvements in the leap
ing prosperity that spanned the cont.
nent from Ohio TO California, resting at
Omaha and Denver by the way. Iowa
has been made tie subject of several
sohemss Of experimental legislation,
and their failure has. in some instances.
been due less TO their intrinsic merit
than to her want of robustness in state
craft. II Examiner.
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The Lass straw.

Ever since Mr.. Blaine has been in
Europe we have been surfeited with ao-
counts Of his doipgs until tue subject
has been worn threadbare by the indus.
trioua GABLE correspondent. We have
been willing to believe almost anything
which they said about him, until We
stumbled across the statement which
some sublime gerias wires, that ,'Mr,
Blaine would not take the Presidency il
IL were offered to him. Tt IL q.od
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n'he E'uIl.

Thursdays Reno Journal says:
Yesterday was a field day" at the
track. There Was an immense crowd
present, and every. available seat in the
grand stand was occupied.
The riding of the ladies was again
highly compIimsntsd. The ladies will
ride tomorrow, and 10 some hurdle
jumping. after which the prizes will be
awarded. 81
The balloon ascension was perfect
success, delighting old and young. The
third and last ascension e, will come of
Tomorrow.
The Indian pony race vas as funny
as usual. r...-. ...,,.- ,.....s.,...
The bicycle race was contested for BY
ten wheelmen, and Bob Davis and the
two Thaxter boys took all the prizes,
whereat Cursor smiled, and Reno
choked up. .... .-.r
The i'll 5 trot WIS another victory
for CURSOR, Hattie y. winning the last
three heats. Jack, the Reno horse, only
taking the drst heat and William p,
the other Reno horse, being distanced
in the second heat. Ii.
The three-eights AMI repeat was Won
by Sleepy Dick in two straight heats.
Time So and 36L. '..'' p"
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THE BAR
CPhqIsbeRinW.

We lave employed for short time n
fret class UPHOLSTERER and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. in need of repair should embracethis
opportunity to have them put in good
order. This: workman will remuin but
a short time and those who desire to
avail themselves of his services must
bring their work AT ONCE. This il
the best opportunity You will ever have
to get your upholstefing done with
neatness and dispatch. --
o-13 BROWN Il HosKINs.
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Z. DILKgx.

Tho ORIGINAL ABIET1NE OINTMENT II
only put up In large, tve-ouncs tin boxes, and
an absolute cure for did sor.s. burns,
wounds, chAppsd hands. and all skin erup.
tons. viii positively cure, ali, kinda Of piles
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINx ONT
AEasT. Bold By r. Y. Nuilss a. n esn,s Dc,
box by mall 20 cents, .r.f ..s.. .ta;s0
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DEroE HoTEL--Clark L. Green Proprie.

DEroE HoTEL--Clark & Green Proprie
. LOrS.
p" Austin Gilruth, North Fork; John
Landen, South Fork; P Dovel, ] Tiff
ford, Virginia City; P Holm, M Badt. T
G Port, Wells; Horace M Lane. H
Goodale, Willie Goodale. w H Arm
strong, II J Neyland, T F Bremen, D
GoodaIe, Tip Lo, Deeth; T G Williams,
+ Porter. T Taufer, S McMullen, H L
Henry. Star Valley; Floyd Potter, Font
Halleck; Ed Carville, Mound; W ID
Max6eld, Tbos Foster, Carlin; r D
Lanham, Chus Tanner, Tuscarora, NJ L
Win ! by Valley; F A Herring,
Reno; r G Clark and wife, Sun Diego;
II L futile, Glover Valley.
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1926
Now Goods,

Mr.. b. Reiuh.rt is now in San Fran.
ciso purchasing u stock OF Fall and
Winter goods Tor III. Keinhnrt, suitable
Tor this market. This wall give Uui
citizens the advantage OF purchasing
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing,
,to., ofthe most des irabs styles at th,
owost cash prices. III the nieantin,
he present stock will 10 sold lowsi
% hanever. Come aud see. ''7
8.30-2w, ....r.'..t. ~
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Just Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Cluthing.
If you want fine suit OF clothes made
to order, latest in style, perfect in fit,
best in quality and cheapest III price,
come and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited.
.... a.. d. REINHARF,
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The UnlverSnl Combination
kcnce.
Proof against all animals from a rab-
bit to mad steer. Prices az follows :
2 inch mesh pr rod $l.35
inch mesh per rod 81 Is
Pointed Pickets s cts per rod extra.
Reduction on'large orders. g.; q
Manufactured by
Ill WV y. YOUNG. 70
Elko, New.
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Lost.

A note of five hundred dollars signed
by Charles Lnmpman and Adelbert
Leach; made payable by my order. All
persons are hereby notified not to ne
gotiate the same Us payment thereon
has been stopped. ......
j. B. MOORE.
Elko, Sept. &c, 1887, 1w-d lm-w.
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For Sale,

A hrst class hay ranch I 4 miles
from Elko for sale. Yields ono half it's
value in hay every year. An excellent
stock range near the promises. For
particulars call on or address
...'.......... J. +. BURNER,
I'll "..' Elko, Nevada
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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-single dash one-half
mile, free for ali.
PURSE S1OO 40
First horse. $75 90. Second horse
S25 90.
SECOND RACE-Three.y ear.oId
colt race, free for all in Elko county.
PURSE $40 90
THIRD RACE-Saddle horse race.
free for all horses that never ran for
public money.
PURSE $50 90
81. FOURTH RACE-Indian pony rnce.
PURSE $40 90
n Entrance fee ID per cent. OF
purse. ,~..- .. .....s
" Three or more to enter and two
or more TO start.
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= HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM uorEL-Bartlett Il Ostreicl,er,
Projectors.

.Proprietors.
RI Mckenzie aud wife, Butte. Mont;
] F Mayer, Dick Carmichael, Thos Muir
ply, 'Euscarora; VIM Anderson, Bullion ;
Chas q Brooks, E Hardt. G Bueking-
ham, 8 Berwin, Silvan Levy, s F; r
Henry, hno: John Sullivan, Steve Du-
kin, Elmer Dakin, Mrs E Dakin, Ed
Odell, EamoilIe; Richard Mintune, Cor
rians; j d Hacker, st Louis; I'D Abel,
Fl Halleck; r Blackburn, New York
Jas Fallon, Austin; 1 A Dwight, Wells;
G R BeInap, Ogden; G J rhackery. N
Ouderkirk and son, Mound.
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Convicted OF Murder.

At Genoa, Douglas county, the jury
in the case Of the murder of John A.
Scott by Charles Leaman, at Burke's
ranch, Lake Valley, on August 2sth
last, brought in a verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree. The jury
was out two and half hours.
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50 CentsapaIr.

I have on hand about 100 pairs
Ladies button Kid Gloves, sizes 6, 81,
81, and 6N, which will close out at
the above price. Don't miss this chance
of getting a pair of Kid Gloves cheap.
. 9-19 II. REINHARr.
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FIRST CAY.

FIRST RACE-One-half mile and
repeat, best two in three, free for All.
PURSE 5000 m
First horse, $50 90. Second horse,
$50 90.
SECOND RACE -One-quarter mile
dash, free for all.
PURSE $40 40
THIRD RACE-Six hundred yard
dash, free for all.
PURSE $50 90
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Stop at Morgup's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse Shoeing,
wagon repairing and all kinds of black
smithing done ON short notice. Suits.
fa,tion guaranteed as to quality of
work aud price.
l.. 4. AoaaAA.
s.25
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Hos. r. B. Bsar1.ov. Judge,

Hos. r. b H1aE1ow. Judge.
Friday. Sept. 80, 1887.
William Hoar W. The Estate of L. I.
Hogle, deceased The morning was
spent in securing a jury In the above
entitled case, after. tho impane!ing Of
which Court took a recsss until o.
clock p. Upon the reassembling of
Court the trial was opened and is still
in progress as we go to press.
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which took place this morning Is that
tho Volunteer won again by handsome
lead.
And now thequsstion is, "Who did
kill Kappeler?'' 2s.~>ss-g
Gambling games Of divers shades are
prevalent at Reno.
A number of Witnesses from Carlin
left for home this morning.
Sam McMullen, of Star Valley, has
returned from the State Fair.
A nice lot Of remnants in Ginghams,
only 8 cents a yard, at Rosenstock's.
General Miles is exercising his troops
in Arizona in raiding and chasing each
other.
Mems fine Underwear, also fine lot
Of Clothing and overcoats, at Rein
kGrt's. 7 -.-.
Nine cables ore used to tell the daily
story Of Europe to America and Ameri-
ca to Europe. Il,
The White Pine News says large
area of $50 ore is exposed in the Argus
nina near Taylor. ,.,s5
John Cook, an Indian. is on trial at
Santa Rosa, CAL, for killing q compan.
ion in drunken fow. s
All the hay in stacks in Mason VAL
ley has been purchased for 81 30 per
ton by oat.le.brseders. q. . "a -
The finest lot of Dress Goods that
.was ever brought to this town is now
displayed at Remnants ~
The Goldsason case will be heard by
the Supreme court Of California, on APP
peal, early in November.
The INDEPENDENT was late last even
ing en- account Of waiting for the verdict
of the jury in the Griffith case.
The Appeal says all the land within
q radius of two miles of Carson has
been located during the past 80 days.
Virginia Chronicle: a ranch east
of Reno the owner realized $240 PER
acre on a, potato crop and 500 per acre
on his alfalfa crop. 80 a.
Lee Sare Bo will be hanged in San
Francisco next Friday with the same
rope that stretched the neck of Kerne-
CHAN. LIE has. eschewed old josh and
will die good Catholic.
Fong Ching, commonly known as
Little Pete, the jury-briber, was taken
from San Francisco Saturday night to
Folsom State Prison, to serve the five
year sentence imposed upon him.
A FIRE occurred in q photograph gall
Iery at Belmont, Nye county, last week,
Caused by the accidental upsetting of a
lamp. Mr.. Crockwell while trying to
e1tiaguish the flames had his arms and
hands badly scorched.
A. Seuter, proprietor OF hotel at
Novi, Michigans his wife, daughter and
two guests, were poisoned ON Tuesday
by eating canned beef bought of ped
der. Senter will die, but the others
will probably recover.
Having located in Elko am pre-.
pared to Rit orders for Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
rationsI d specially. All work first
GLASS. leave orders at Brown Il Hos
kin'S shop.
@. F. HARVEY.
Commissioner Black Is gathering to-
grther and compiling a sketch Of the
pension systems OF every civilized coun.
try in the world, which he expects to.
have completed and ready for submits.
sion at, the commencement of the ap.
preaching session Of Congress. His
object Ia to show that the American
Pension laws are the most liberal In
the world.
Regular customer disposed to be
facetious)--"I eaess you will have to
trust me for the paper until to.mor-
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, FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses 81 LeElGlnnaEe IA.
vertAsements net ExcceAiAE Ton
Lines Inserted In this Column
fer kiRSt CSntS . week! - y
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Far anla.

The old Stage Stable, near tho resi-.
dsnoe Of O. q. Werner. ~ offered for
sale. For further particulars call on OF
address,
$40. .......ga. +. BILKEx.
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Brand Notice.

Notice is her, by given t,nt all stock,
horses or cutie, branded SO belong to
the undersigned, As the said brand wus
recorded in the records of Elko county
by my late husband, z. P. Banning, on
the LIST day OF May, 1885, AMI the own
ership thereof hus never Leen trans.
ferred. .. .-.. .. ,... r ...-.-
Nns. FRANo1s BANNING.
Ola.
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much. We can't believe 1t However,
this bit Of gossip may cheer the soul Of
John Sherman.-[ Newburg Register.
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Hu nboIdt House.

Having resumed the, management OF
this popular Hotel, desire to inform
my old customers aud the public gener-
ally that good Accommodations at rea.
sonabls prices will bs maintained.
The Ban
Will be- stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gullon. Give the Hum
boldt call. 80 - - go
9.12 ,aE ..,elJ,. LANo.
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y. Bed Rock saloon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
H. Nc ADAMS, Proprietor.
This popular resort has recently been
placed in first class repair and
THE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
II you want something Mild Or Pow
erful give the Bed Rock call.
81. ~ -,." .....
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killed hstRren now md to.noErow.p
Clefk-"Weli, tho loaS would not be
nuch. SIR. 81 T - =. -
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9-l2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-25

Miss Matte Vickers, one OF the most
popular eoubrettes and specially actressss
now before the public, commenced an en-
gagement Of three nights and a Saturday
matinee at the Grand lest night. This ia
her eecoud appearance hero this season
and judging from the size OF last nights
house Colonel Genther showed great
wisdom in making return date with her.
There were only fow orchestra chairs un-
occupied; the othor parts of the house
were densely crowded. So large was the
essemblage and so poor the ventilation,
the windows being closed tight that to-
wards the latter part rof the
evening it became uncomfortably close.
It WAS very well pleased audience,
every situation being warmly applauded
and Miss vlckers songs and dances were
received with marked manifestations OF
pleasure. The play was "Cherub, the
Pearl OF Serpent Mountain" with Miss
Vickers in the title role. Her songs and
dances are new and she fully sustains the
popularity ahe has won here in the past.
The play is from the able pen Of Z. A.
Locke, the author of ".Uncle Daniel"
"Nobody's Claim" and other popular sue.
cesses. It is strong comedy.drama in
three acts. The principal scenes are ait
mated in the mountains Of Pennsylvania.
The piece is cleverly acted all through.
The supporting company is an exception.
ally good. rs. F
Reserved seats for the other perform
ances can be secured at 6heib's. III NJ
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'+r 'T-lHsr .-rIH -
At the Opera House Tonight.

Mics Kate Forsyth commences an en-.
gagement Of two nights and saturday
matinee at tho Opera House thio evening.
The bill Tor tonight Ia her lates! dramatic
triumph, Faithful Hearta,n translation
from the French by Clinton Stuart. Miss
Forsyth is well known to theatre atten.
darta hero as beautiful actreea. Her
personal beauty, her singularly clear and
mellow voice, tho grace Of her mo yementa,
and the earnestness and feeling that che
infnses into tho most difficult scenes, az
well So the mastery OF her art, which
gives her perfect easu, are all invaluable
equipments, and never fail to command
admiration. She knows how to wildly
portray the love and fidelity OF true
woman, withoutrecourset to the ranting and
ehrieking that 10 many emotional &C.
tIesses neem to consider indispensable.
Miss Forsyth is alno fortunate in having a
support Of moro than ordinary merit, In.
GLIDING Frank Losee, J. H. Fitz Patrick,
Chss. W. Allison, Henry Holland, Burr
W. Mcintosh, Jos. Conyers, Ethel Grey
brook, Lila Vsne, Bijou Fernandez, Viz
ginia Thorne and Mrs. L. L.; Fernandez.